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The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) novel Chapter 1775

Summary for Chapter 1775: The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen)

Chapter 1775 – Highlight Chapter from The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen)

Chapter 1775 is a standout chapter in The Billionaire’s Secret Quartet (Thalassa and Elowen) by Emily James, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Novel narrative into new territory.

Hertha, with her eyes brimming with tears, looked at Thalassa, her lips quivering as she said, "I can convince myself to overlook Alaric's past, but I just can't bear the thought of my kids having to share their dad with someone else..."

As she spoke, tears streamed down Hertha's cheeks.

She had been feeling down and miserable all afternoon, alone with her thoughts, but she hadn’t really let it all out until now.

But with Thalassa by her side, all her pent-up emotions came flooding out, and Hertha sobbed uncontrollably.

Seeing her friend in such distress, Thalassa wrapped her arms around Hertha, gently patting her back, soothing her, "Let it all out, honey. Crying might make you feel a bit better..."

Hertha clung to Thalassa's clothes, crying her heart out. After a while, though, her sobs subsided, and she suddenly straightened up, did a little stretch, and then made a motion as if she was going to jump into the lake.

Thalassa's heart skipped a beat, and she quickly grabbed Hertha, exclaiming with a relieved yet serious tone, "Hertha, what are you thinking! No man is worth this kind of nonsense! Remember, you're a mother of two! No one in this world loves your kids more than you do. Imagine how lost they'd be without you!"

Hertha turned around, her eyes still red but now with a smile, and said, "Do I look like someone who'd do something stupid? I wouldn't punish myself for someone else's mistake. I just wanted to say goodbye to the past."

With that, Hertha picked up a rock and hurled it into the lake. The stone plunged into the water with a splash, breaking the calm surface.

Realizing her mistake, Thalassa finally breathed a sigh of relief, understanding that Hertha had merely intended to throw the stone, not herself.

"Damn right! To hell with men, let them be!" Hertha said with a mix of frustration and resolve.

Just as she was about to sit down, her phone rang. It was her mother calling.

Hertha wasn't in the mood to answer, but Thalassa nudged her, "Pick it up, your mom's worried about you."

Sliding to answer, Hertha was immediately greeted by Kimberly's irritated voice, "Did you and Alaric elope to the Pacific? Why did you log out of your live stream account? I've cooked dinner, and it's gotten cold, then warm, then cold again! How can you be so thoughtless? We've been waiting at home to have dinner together. Didn't you hear me?"

Kimberly and Hertha's dad had been waiting at home for ages, not daring to call at first, not wanting to interrupt Hertha and Alaric's marriage registration. They waited and waited, and with the civil affairs office closed, there was still no sign of Hertha and Alaric. Kimberly's patience had worn thin, leading to a scolding over the phone. Hertha, not sure how to respond, carefully tried to explain.

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